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1 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE June 2018 Intercontinental Hotel, 117 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW Page 1

2 BRIDGING THE GAP Welcome to the 2nd Annual IPWEA Emerging Technologies Conference for This year we have an amazing line up of keynote speakers, case studies and demonstrations in the transformative sector of Public Infrastructure. VENUE Intercontinental Hotel Sydney, 117 Macquarie Street, Sydney Bridging the gap is commonly heard within the industry. The question is how can we close the gap between research, new technologies and convincing policy makers and the government to use the time efficient practices and integrate them into existing assets. What strategies can we use, is it through sharing of data and making it easily accessible to everyone, virtual reality and 3D modelling, autonomous cars and or the use of sensors in Smart Parking, just to name a few. Public Infrastructure is in boom time! This industry relevant conference will run for 2 days and we encourage conversation, debate and new ideas so we can keep working towards Bridging the Gap. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn and experience transformative trends and innovations, engage in strategies on how to influence Government and Senior Policy makers and provide input into the future planning of the Public Infrastructure sector. IPWEA NSW is a registered charity with the purpose of advancing public works excellence in Australia, particularly in NSW by providing research, influencing government agencies at all levels and delivering high quality and thought provoking forums to engage in discussion. Once again the conference will bring together national and local like-minded professionals across all levels of government, construction companies, engineers, built environment, professional planners and suppliers to engage and share thoughts, insights and practical implementation of utilising these new technologies into their existing infrastructure. I am looking forward to catching up with colleagues both old and new and creating conversations that will aspire us to keep pushing the boundaries on new technology. Best regards John Roydhouse, CEO MEMBERS $1,500 + GST NON MEMBERS $1,800 + GST Register at WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND Gain executive buy-in and engagement to ensure smooth project rollout Exchange knowledge and gain access to shared data to generate successful projects Incorporate innovative emerging technologies into existing infrastructure Learn key strategies on how best to engage and convince Government and Policy makers WHO SHOULD ATTEND The conference program is designed to both inform and educate delegates on innovative technology but also the economic impact public infrastructure is having on our city. CEO s CIO s, CTO s, CDO s Program Director Heads of Projects Head of Capital Works Technical Services Managers Heads of ICT Heads of Policy Civil Engineering SILVER SPONSOR DINNER SPONSOR SESSION SPONSOR USB SPONSOR MEDIA PARTNER Page 2

3 SPEAKERS Michael Pascoe HOST Media Commentator & Journalist Prof. James Murray- Parkes Science & Engineering Director, Scientific Solutions Group, Brookfield Chris Gwynne Project Director Hydro Tasmania Matthew Wiesner Managing Director Jaguar Australia Rita Excell Executive Director Australia & NZ Driverless Vehicles Initiative John Wall Manager, Road Safety Technology, Centre for Road Safety, Transport for New South Wales Dr Ashley Brinson Executive Director The Warren Centre Roderick Simpson Environment Commissioner Greater Sydney Commission David Borger Western Sydney Director Sydney Business Chamber Suzanne Campbell Vennu Amanda Rose Western Sydney Advisory Colin Dominish Market Leader - Transport GHD Leon Hayes CEO Solar Bins Zack Wasson CEO Dio Drone John Dengate Twyfords Professor Lucy Marshall Deputy Director UNSW Water Research Centre Timothy Day Managing Director Isle Utilities Martin Locke Adjunct Professor, Sydney University, Former Partner PwC Dr Johnson Shen Director Intelligence CONstruction Laboratory UNSW Dr David Rey, rciti, Lecturer UNSW Chief Inspector Phillip Brooks Traffic & Highway Patrol Command Page 3

4 CONFERENCE PROGRAM Thursday 14th June am 9.00am 9.10am Registration & Coffee/Tea Welcome address Michael Pascoe, Finance & Economic Commentator Opening Remarks John Roydhouse, IPWEA NSW CEO Warren Sharpe, OAM, NSW President IPWEA Opening Address Hon Paul Fletcher MP, Minister for Urban Infrastructure and Cities ENERGY 9.25am Alternative Energy Sources in Motion SUPPORTED BY SPONSORED BY Prof. James Murray-Parkes, Science & Engineering Director, Scientific Solutions Group, Brookfield 9.55am The role of Tasmanian renewable energy in Australia s future NEM Australia s energy market is changing and Tasmania has a significant role to play in delivering more reliable and cost competitive renewable energy to the NEM. The Battery of the Nation initiative is uncovering a compelling case for Tasmania to significantly increase its energy capacity and storage potential and help the country s transition to a low emissions future. Chris Gwynne, Program Director, Hydro Tasmania 10.25am Morning Tea IMPACT OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE ON THE ECONOMY 10.55am Hon Keith Pitt MP, Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister 11.25am Michael Pascoe, Economic Update 11.55am The future of procurement models and setting guidelines in the Public Infrastructure Sector Martin Locke, Adjunct Professor, Institute of Transport and Logistic Studies, University of Sydney Business School, Former Partner, PwC 12.25pm Lunch INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY 1.25pm Collaboration- a new technology for complex issues The infrastructure challenges facing us are increasingly complex, and we can t always solve them on our own We need a new technology to help us think and act differently to work effectively across boundaries in such complex environments Building such capability into our organizations will turbocharge project implementation John Dengate, Collaboration Specialist,Twyfords 1.55pm Building resilient communities. Explore lessons from the collaborative economy and their application to Councils Suzanne Campbell, Vennu 2.25pm PANEL SESSION Suzanne Campbell, Vennu Amanda Rose, Western Sydney Advisory Roderick Simpson, Environment Commissioner, Greater Sydney Commission 3.10pm Afternoon Tea 3.40pm How technology can reshape the use of infrastructure as Western Sydney grows Colin Dominish, Market Leader - Transport, GHD WESTERN CITY DEAL 4.10pm Planning and executing the Western City Deal David Borger, Western Sydney Director of the Sydney Business Chamber. 4.40pm Close 6.30pm Dinner Cruise on Sydney Harbour for Vivid Festival DINNER SPONSORED BY Depart: Harbour Fleet Steps Circular Quay Page 4

5 Friday 15th June am 8.45am 8.50am 9.10am 9.35am 9.55am 10.45am 11.05am 11.35am 12.05pm 12.35pm 1.05pm 1.30pm 2.30pm 3.00pm 3.25pm 3.55pm 4.25pm Coffee/Tea Opening Remarks Michael Pascoe, Finance & Economic Commentator Future Transport Technologies Public acceptance of autonomous vehicles Economic benefits Rita Excell, Executive Director at Australia and New Zealand Driverless Vehicle Initiative TRANSPORT/AUTONOMOUS CARS Public infrastructure & NSW Transport Scott White, Executive Director, Transport Management Centre, Transport NSW The impact of Autonomous Cars on the future of Sydney Matthew Wiesner, Managing Director, Jaguar Australia PANEL DISCUSSION hosted by Michael Pascoe, Finance & Economic Commentator Matthew Wiesner, Managing Director, Jaguar Australia John Wall, Manager Road Safety Technology, Transport NSW Rita Excell, Executive Director at Australia and New Zealand Driverless Vehicle Initiative Dr Ashley Brinson, Executive Director, The Warren Centre Morning Tea 3D MODELLING/AUTONOMOUS MAPPING/ROBOTS New real-time, on-demand public transport solutions Instantaneous notification booking systems with route design constraints Application to the public transport network in Newcastle s metropolitan area Dr David Rey, citi Newcastle Transport Road Safety Enforcement in NSW Chief Inspector Phillip Brooks, Traffic & Highway Patrol Command, NSW Police Force CASE STUDY Solar Bins Nambucca Heads Council Leon Hayes, CEO, Solarbins Real-time and Autonomous 3D Mobile Mapping Using Drone and Laser Scanning Why should you consider real-time 3D mapping? What is the state-of-the-art in drone mapping with laser scanning? How about the applications of 3D mapping in construction, mining, asset management, forest and agriculture? Dr Johnson Xuesong Shen, Ph.D, Director, Intelligence in CONstruction laboratory, UNSW Flying robots, lasers and engineers: stories from the frontline. Zack Wasson, CEO, DioDrone Lunch Slasher Teck Drone Presentation Norm Boyle, Norm Boyle Consulting Services P/L NSW GOVERNMENT DATA Presentation on GDA2020 Narelle Underwood, NSW Surveyor General & Director Survey Operations, Department Finance, NSW Government NSW Data Ecosystem Rolf Green, NSW Government WATER RESEARCH New opportunities for improved catchment modelling Catchment models are useful tools for a broad range of water resource management activities, but suffer from issues related to model uncertainty. Novel statistical approaches can help quantify and constrain uncertainty in our models, ultimately with the goal of providing better information to end-users. The availability of remotely sensed data sets provides new opportunity for specifying catchment models and for predicting water availability. A/Professor Lucy Marshall, Deputy Director of the UNSW Water Research Centre Discussion on the many innovative and disruptive technologies, being developed and deployed, that provide the opportunity for change for the Water Sector. Timothy Day, Managing Director, Isle Utilities Afternoon Tea & Close *This program was correct at time of printing Page 5

6 REGISTRATION FORM EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE June 2018 Intercontinental Hotel, 117 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000 REGISTRATION FEES MEMBERS $1,500 + GST NON MEMBERS $1,800 + GST GROUP DISCOUNTS: Register 5 delegates or more call to register HOW TO REGISTER 1. Register online 2. Fax: Complete this page and fax back to us on Call us on Complete form and mail to Level 12, 447 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 REGISTRATION INFORMATION Organisation: Postal Address: Suburb: State: Postcode: BOOKING CONTACT INFORMATION Full Name: Position: Phone: DELEGATE/S INFORMATION Full Name: Position: Please Tick Box if you will be attanding the Harbour Cruise. YES, we will be attanding the Harbour Cruise PAYMENT OPTIONS Please Invoice Me - or Credit Card Payment - Please charge my credit card for this registration Card Type: Visa MasterCard American Express (Note: 2% surcharge applies to American Express payments) Card Number: Expiry Date: / Full Name on Card: Signature of card holder: Terms and Conditions Registration policy: If you are unable to attend this event, you may send a substitute delegate in your place at no additional cost. Please advise us of any substitutions as soon as possible. Alternately, you may transfer your registration to another even organised by IPWEA NSW. A 10% service fee may apply. Should you wish to cancel your registration, please notify us in writing as soon as possible and a credit note will be issued valid for use towards any future event held by IPWEA NSW in the 12 months following date of issuance. Cancellation notifications received less than 7 days from the event running will receive no credit note and a service fee of $500. IPWEA NSW does not provide refunds for cancellation. The prices above are based on one person per registration. It is not possible for multiple people to attend within any day of the event on a single registration. Split tickets i.e. a different person attending each day of the event, can be arranged. A fee will apply. Please call us for details. IPWEA NSW takes care to produce high quality events that deliver as promised. All advertised details are correct at time of publishing. However, when circumstances beyond our control prevail, we reserve the right to change program content, facitiliators or venues. We also reserve the right to cancel or postpone this conference and full refunds will be issued. IPWEA NSW is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alternation, postponement or cancellation of any event. Privacy Act notice: Emerging Technologies in Public Infrastructure is promoted by a number of supporting organisations that may send you this brochure on our behalf. If you do not wish to receive further mailings from IPWEA NSW, please tick the box and fax back to us. We will then remove your details from any of our mailing lists. Page 6